Dear Sir

many thanks for y^r communication of Lord Ossorys letter. I must endeavour to leave a card at his Lordship’s. To morrow I shall be absent the whole day. on wednesday or Thursday I shall be most happy to see you at ½ past. 3. I ought to wait on you but every hour in each morn: is engaged. thanks for the drawing.

Adieu
Y^rs most truely

T.P

Tuesday morn
May 8^th. 1792¹

1792 but Q.²

drawn have I been like a fool to see Sir G. Yonges pictures:³ & that most reluctantly: came home at 35 m. past 3! name another hour at y^r own house. may I come at ½ ^past 2 to morrow?

Wednesday May. 9^th 1802⁴

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Editorial notes

1. The year appears to be added in a different hand.
2. This line at the bottom of the page is added in pencil in Richard Bull's hand.
3. This may refer to Sir George Yonge, fifth baronet (1732–1812), politician and colonial governor. There is nothing to suggest that he had an interest in pictures in the biographies given in ODNB and Hist P, however.
4. The year is added in a different hand.